Auditor Breaks Records in Liquor Tax Settlement
County Auditor Randks forwards the June liquor tax settlement to the state auditor ten days before deadline. The total nationwide and municipal allocations amount to 12594.90 across state, police, general revenue, infirmary, and township poor funds. Twenty six saloons and one beer agency in Coshocton paid the first $50 installment. listing includes Park Hotel, Mecca Hotel, Distilling Co, and several Main Street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randks
State
Randles
Oxford Township
Coshocton
Cc. W. Ball
Park Hotel
Paper on General Custer added to state historical records
Judge R. M. Voorhees received recognition from the State Archaeological Society for his paper on General Custer read before the Magazine Club of Columbus. The society will archive the work as part of the state history, noting its personal color from Voorhees’ ties as a neighbor to Custer on southeastern Ohio farms.
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Custer
R. M. Voorhees
State Archaeological Society
General Custer
Magazine Club of Columbus
Judge Voorhees
Ohio
Green hopeful on mining outlook amid union talks
President Green of the miners union says the general settlement is satisfactory and that unions secured most original demands. He cites a possible hitch in Pittsburg, plans a Wheeling convention next week, and a sub district meeting in Ho kicking Valley. Advertising paragraph for KODOL follows.
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President Green
Mine Workers) Union
Times
Greet
Pittsburg
Green
Wheeling
Athens
Ho¢king Valley
Fire narrowly averted at Mt. Vernon window glass plant
A leak in the Mt. Vernon Window Glass 9 plant caused a sizable spill and nearly triggered a major fire. The structure was saved after hours of danger, but the incident will halt production for weeks and lay off hundreds of workers. Homer McCullough, injured recently, is recovering and may soon use a rolling chair.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Window Glass 9 Company
Nolten
Homer McCullough
Boric
Hag
Hed River
Accident in Adamsville Leaves Mrs. Bowers with Arm Injury
Mrs. Martin Bowers of Adamsville broke her arm and suffered a severe bruise when a step ladder collapsed while she and husband were picking cherries east of town at E. F. Baker's orchard. Dr. W. Kinder attended as she was brought home for treatment.
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Martin Bowers
Adamsville
Layland
Ben Patterson
Coshocton
Friends
L. (. Osborne
Bloomfield
Joan Chase
Akron
Melvin Lowe
Warner
Frank Bowers
Warsaw
Joseph Beall
Mn Haxton
Pitie
Coshoct
Elroy Guthete
M. Patterson
Kodol Helps Indigestion with Digestive Enzymes
An advertisement touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion and related stomach ailments. It claims the product provides natural stomach juices combined with tonic properties to cleanse and strengthen the mucous membranes. Distributed by Dewitt & Co., Chicago, with local seller C Be Anderson in Coshocton Ohio.
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Kode
Ree
Dal
Bo Andersen
By & GO Dewitt & CO
Omigago
C. BE
Anderson
Forbes Block
Coshocton
Ohio
Eighth Instance of Gubernatorial Succession Historical Note
A historical survey traces Ohio and other states midterm changes in governors. It lists instances of acting governors and successors from early 1800s to 1920s, noting deaths, resignations, and temporary rulings by speakers of the senate and lieutenant governors. It highlights figures such as Return Jonathan Meigs, Gabriel Looker, Allen Trimble, Mordecai Bartley, and others who filled the chief executive role during vacancies.
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Hares
Pattison
Harris
John Brough
Jonathan Meigs
Phlomas Nicker
Senate
Meigs
United States
Gabriel Looker
Melus
Fithian Allen Brown
United States Senate
Allen Trimble
Thomas Welles Bartley
Ernor Wilson Shannon
Mexico
Bartley
Mordecai Bartley
Wihigs
Heuben Wood Ro
Willer Medill
Wmn
Everson
Crovernor
Johu Brown
Cleve Hana
Linatenant
Goveriger
Chay Anderran
Lit
Gover
Trouble on Market German Cherries Cause Riot
An ambitious German fruit seller in a crowded market faces a chaotic scene as shoppers swarm his stand. Bystanders push for immediate purchases, money changes hands rapidly, and the seller struggles to keep up. A dispute over pricing ends with the vendor selling out quickly as tension rises.
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Marnet
Tarkere
Gould
Mrs McCormick Burned Cleaning With Fluid
Mrs M H McCormick suffered painful burns to her arms and face while cleaning with a household fluid. Neighbors and doctors attended as her condition was described as severe and she remained confined to bed with recovery anticipated over days.
Prohibition Convention Nears County Recorder Vote
The Prohibition party convention at the city hall reorganized its county apparatus and named Henry Croy as Recorder and Frank Loyd as Surveyor. The state delegation and officers were elected as part of a broader push to secure a county secretary position and advance reform candidates.
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Prohibition Party
Old Guard
Colse
Comrfseiutted
Mrelder
Conesville
Henry Croy
Washington
Townslip
Prank Loyd
Presne
WH Tianordeus
Coshocton
Brilhart
Killbugh
Court action seeks to set aside conveyance of estate
Two plaintiffs filed a common pleas case Friday to set aside the transfer of real estate in question and related property. Names listed include A. Mizer and Miver, Mars Alger, Mary Reed, Lewis Dreher, and others. Sale noted to C. B. Anderson. Movements include Kohl leaving Plainfield for Brink Haven to start a new business with shipment of goods from West Lafayette scheduled for next Tuesday.
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A. Mizer
Miver
Mars Alger
Mary
Ievuk
Lewis
Mazer
F Wiitt
Has
Brink Haven
Kohl
Planfield
Will Randle
West Lafayette
Plainfield
Tax collection notes and a robbery report
Tax collections are described as heavy with mentions of general tax measures and officials including Rev. Erwin. The report also notes a robbery in McConnelsville with Green losing 38 dollars after a thief cut the straps of a virtuous case, Captain Al Sharp detained briefly but released for lack of evidence.
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McConnelsville
Toe Green
al. Sharp
Fear and Peace Amid Turmoil in Trial Testimony
Witness Dickerson describes inner peace despite fear as the courtroom overhears a tense exchange. The passage captures fear, resolve, and moral conflict in the defendant's remarks before a sudden vote and a distressing scene with an officer present.
Epworth League Convention in Uhrichsville Ends
The Epworth League convention adjourned in Uhrichsville after a district election. Officers were installed and the event featured remarks by Bishop Cranston of Washington DC. Local residents and delegates attended, with reports on church activities and community projects.
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Epworth League
Uhrichsville
Pereneheme
Phe Dagtop
Abe Tiibos
Cranwon Donetean
Stan
Hishop
Turbulent Town Meeting Notes and Vague Scuffles in New Guilford
A June 21 1900 dispatch from New Guilford reports a chaotic scene with mentions of Wheeler’s return from Whyte county and a death, references to school attendance, local officials, and a controversial editorial stance. The piece loosely notes community tensions, public servant duties, and a pungent aside on editor conduct toward neighbors.
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Bor
Wheeler
Whyte County
Tun Aiitnt
Mig
Whittacre
Atos
Agnes Punk
Athens
Kiwit
Aff
Coshoefon
Ailing
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Tarnes & Son
Stay Hoel
Wood
Clowteh
Carlton
Sis Main
Carton
Lens Chestnut
Cushocton Distiling Co
Elson
North Fifth
Hugh Gamible
Mecca Hotel
Choss & Wells
Man
Heiser
Hickory
BB. Johnson
W. F. Jordan
Schaich Alley
Kinney Bros
Main
Tumblin
Walnut
John Taten
North Second
J. F. Tanner
Niewepa
Ghin
Wwe
Olin
Colmbus
Trades and Labor Council
DelWitts
DeWitty
EL. Waterson
Marshal Phillips
W.ooom
Phillips
Newcomerstown
Marsh and Council
Sy Huey
Aimares
oThe Mormick
Nat
Fran
Mecormeh
Burt
Genel
County Recorder
Me. WH. McCorove
Wilson Cornel
Ay Ty
Matthews
Jon Callison
William Portens
Jon Culttsen
Die Tey
Metormieh
Columbus
Secointerith
Babe
le Scale
Mir
Tibbs
Edo Tronye
Arenson
C. B. Anderson
Jima
Howie Mo
Gdas
Tom
Fteene
Megha
Lake Shore
Michigan
Pleasent
Lake Bite
Hay
Codie Point
Lakeade
Lake Chantaiqui
The
Lake Chautauqua
Niagara Fall
Lake Erie
Cedar Pont
Cleveland
Buffalo
Mighyga
Indietut
Lake Chantaugt
Andress
A. J. Smpye
Dickerson
Wilron
Ordaerine
Chicago
Richard = Ivens
Bessie Hallister
Notleld
Amel
Tilonderen
New Guilford
Chastien
Ming
Newspaper
Rihiye
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